I might be confused with another poster, but did you ever like Wayne?
United players you didn't/don't like
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
Are we talking about opinions based on percieved talent or character??
Tevez. Never liked the spastic cnut, especially after we got rid of twice the player in all departments in Smudger.
One of Fergies worst ever set of decisions getting rid of Smith and bringing in Tevez. Atleast Smith had a bit of a clue about him.
One of Fergies worst ever set of decisions getting rid of Smith and bringing in Tevez. Atleast Smith had a bit of a clue about him.
Yeah Smith was definitely twice the player Tevez was/is
Why are you eternally obsessed with my opinion of Nani?
As soon as I saw this thread title you and Nani came to mind.
And voila!
So pathetic.
I'm not your father, stop reflecting your issues onto me.
Rooney said 'I stay'. Was enough for me.
Owen obviously, the only utd player I've ever genuinely disliked. Can't wait for him to feck off this summer.
Because you berate him as a player purely for the fact that you dislike him, perhaps?
It's always been obvious that his ability as a footballer has never had any aspect to why you argue that Valencia is better or he's not as good as people say etc, you just don't like him.
Basically, you're a spiteful bastard about the lad.
I liked both Smith and Tevez when they were at the club. I like players who give 100% even when they are playing poorly or don't have the ability. I must be mad so.
I liked Tevez too, a lot actually.
I was gutted to see him go at the time.
I was gutted to see him go at the time.
Why is it obvious? Because he is ex-Liverpool? Even before he joined United, he always seemed to me anyway to be a nice, genuine lad. In my opinion, he still is.
All of them.
Rubbish team, never amount to anything.
Rubbish team, never amount to anything.
No, it's obvious because I've been fairly outspoken on the subject.
You're like my stalker. The thread is full of people giving reasons why they don't like someone or the other. As opposed to you who think you're somehow earning brownie points by saying how wonderful you think everyone is.
Leave me alone, please.
I don't know if there's any I didn't like while they played for us, although there were some I warmed to less.
Retrospectively I don't like Ince due to signing for a massive rival and the fact he took every opportunity to take the piss out of us. Likewise Tevez.
I absolutely despised Rooney earlier this season when he put a transfer request in - I have now (mostly) forgiven him but think I will always look at him in a different light now.
I admit I never really warmed to Ronaldo due to his antics - I loved what a great player he was, and I certainly didn't dislike him, but he made me cringe due to his arrogance and histrionics. I also have similar feelings towards Nani.
I'm surprised at how many people have said Alan Smith - I loved him when he was here. Never a great player for us, but a great attitude. He will always be a Leeds fan first and foremost, but he gave us everything.
Retrospectively I don't like Ince due to signing for a massive rival and the fact he took every opportunity to take the piss out of us. Likewise Tevez.
I absolutely despised Rooney earlier this season when he put a transfer request in - I have now (mostly) forgiven him but think I will always look at him in a different light now.
I admit I never really warmed to Ronaldo due to his antics - I loved what a great player he was, and I certainly didn't dislike him, but he made me cringe due to his arrogance and histrionics. I also have similar feelings towards Nani.
I'm surprised at how many people have said Alan Smith - I loved him when he was here. Never a great player for us, but a great attitude. He will always be a Leeds fan first and foremost, but he gave us everything.
And you know I'm right
I've nothing against you as a poster, generally you're good from what I see, just give the Nani shit a rest.
Oh, and I don't like everyone. I hate Obertan, his head is too big.
It's only obvious for people who follow all your posts.
Jordi Cruyff had annoyng hair. The sort of hair a man should only have if he's just gone swimming and hasn't got time to do it properly until he gets home.
Keane was a tremendous player, and a United legend. But I hated how, in his final days, he often gave the ball away...and then shouted at the nearest available youngster.
I'm quite fickle. I generally don't care for players I don't think are good enough for the club. I also don't care for players that don't represent the club the way I feel they should
All that said, I'm struggling to think of a player I don't like. It's not like we really know them, so it's hard to form an opinion on these kind of things either way
I think Alan Smith is probably the player I've liked least for United over the last decade. Wish we'd never signed him
All that said, I'm struggling to think of a player I don't like. It's not like we really know them, so it's hard to form an opinion on these kind of things either way
I think Alan Smith is probably the player I've liked least for United over the last decade. Wish we'd never signed him
Fair enough. If I hadn't said "obviously" I'd have had posters like Lance sarcastically replying to it. In a thread about burgers he brought up my feelings on Michael Owen! in the same way Cina seems to follow Aaron, Lance follows me.
So did Ronnie just before he left though
Eye of his mum more like. He could axe murder half of Madrid and you'd think he was 'misunderstood'.
fair enoughLoved Ronaldo at first but as the years wore on the more he began to annoy me.
struggling here.... Richardson?
I'd think it was a "come and get me" plea
Kieran Richardson. Managed to combine utter averageness with the largest disproportionately huge fecking ego known to man. Complete nob.
I suspect there's an awful lot of tevez revisionism going on in this thread... Probably from people who used to sing 'sign him up' and whatnot.
I suspect there's an awful lot of tevez revisionism going on in this thread... Probably from people who used to sing 'sign him up' and whatnot.
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Ince
Heinze
Tevez
Ince
Heinze
Yeah Smith was definitely twice the player Tevez was/is
Alan Smith, the man capable of lifting his head. Alan Smith, the man capable of playing a tactical role. Alan Smith, the man capable of understanding just exactly what he actually was.
It's a complete non question. Ferguson had Smith pegged in to replace Roy Keane. He let Tevez go after two seasons.
Tevez is a good player but he is a spastic of the highest order. This club isn't about those kind of players. This club is all about players like Smith, it has feck all to do with players like Tevez.
You retards going to tell me Tevez is a United player? I have watched Tevez play many times, never in a million years does he have the mind to be a United player.
Smith was a player I respected, and my respect is not earned easily. Tevez is an overhyped spastic that is built like a bull.
Let me make it clear to you, if football was all about putting your head down and bulldozing past opponents and then rifling a beast into the net, Tevez would be the greatest player that ever lived. Football is not about that, and Tevez gets to spend his days hating Man City while he hates Manchester United more.
He is a spastic of the highest order. There is no comparison. I have never despised a player in my life as much as I despise Tevez and the main reason for that is because you retards keep praising him.
What The feck? We are talking about Carlos Tevez here. I find it hard to believe you can rate him at the same time as you take an interest in football.
Ruud, Heinze before that little incidence of wanting to go to Liverpool.
I've never disliked any player in a United shirt. Afterwards, perhaps. Players have pissed me off, no doubt, but to say i've ever disliked or hated a United player is just...no wonder some of you are so quick to get on a players back.
I dislike Heinze simply because it took me ages to learn how to say his name. Mostly because every commentator said it differently.
Laughable posts quite honestly. We wouldn't have won the CL in 07/08 without signing Tevez, he was very important in bringing out the best out of Rooney and Ronaldo.. a third amigo they both respected and could rely on to contribute with match-winning goals under intense pressure.
Your hatred is blinding you, Smith.. really, decent player who was unlucky to get injured but was never going to replace Keane injury free or not. The former is a internationally reknowned footballer who at his best would get into most sides despite being a spastic due to personal problems, the latter is .. Alan Smith, a hard working striker who could score a few goals here and there but was never cut out for the elite level of football.
Given how good of a player he was, I never really felt anything special for Ronaldo. He was a great player, and still is, and I love watching him still today, but his antics coupled with his public persona resulted in that I could never really like him.
I was also never all that excited about Sheringham, to be honest, but for me he had the biggest shoes to fill (Cantona), and was never going to do that.
The last one I'm probably going to be slagged off a lot for, but the same goes for Roy Keane. I remember how everyone always raved on about him and how he was their favourite playe, and while I certainly appreciated the important role he had in our team, I just never got the impression that he was a likeable person at all and as such could never really appreciate him on any level beyond.
It's weird though, because most of these impressions are created almost from nothing. I used to detest Michael Owen and the fact that he took up a place in our squad, but since he joined twitter I've done a complete turnaround. I now think he's one of the most level-headed, reflected and sincere players out there, and I really respect the man. Wouldn't even mind it if he got another contract either.
Just goes to show how fickle us football fans (or at least myself) really are, and how little we need to make up (stupid) opinions.
I was also never all that excited about Sheringham, to be honest, but for me he had the biggest shoes to fill (Cantona), and was never going to do that.
The last one I'm probably going to be slagged off a lot for, but the same goes for Roy Keane. I remember how everyone always raved on about him and how he was their favourite playe, and while I certainly appreciated the important role he had in our team, I just never got the impression that he was a likeable person at all and as such could never really appreciate him on any level beyond.
It's weird though, because most of these impressions are created almost from nothing. I used to detest Michael Owen and the fact that he took up a place in our squad, but since he joined twitter I've done a complete turnaround. I now think he's one of the most level-headed, reflected and sincere players out there, and I really respect the man. Wouldn't even mind it if he got another contract either.
Just goes to show how fickle us football fans (or at least myself) really are, and how little we need to make up (stupid) opinions.
Ronaldo
Tevez
Bosnich at the time - must've been his face but I'd hate to think I'd judge somebody that way
can't for the life see why anyone would dislike Andy Cole
Oddly enough, Bosnich does the analysis on Aussie tv with Robbie Slater and comes over ok and very cluey - nobody could dislike Slater.
Tevez
Bosnich at the time - must've been his face but I'd hate to think I'd judge somebody that way
can't for the life see why anyone would dislike Andy Cole
Oddly enough, Bosnich does the analysis on Aussie tv with Robbie Slater and comes over ok and very cluey - nobody could dislike Slater.